In message 
<785975EAC320644FA6447FCC7B73F11094B1AB@MILEXMIPV1.sdcorp.global.sandisk.
com>, dated Wed, 7 Feb 2007, Sudhakar Wasnik 
<[email protected]> writes

>But never expected to function as a power source like power supply.

Well, surely if it's designed to supply power, and the USB specification 
doesn't restrict what it's used for, it can be used for anything within 
the voltage and current specifications.
>
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[snip]
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>But with the application of these novel devices , it may become 
>non-compliant,  Who will be responsible for this PC guy or Peripheral 
>device maker

Obviously, the PC maker can't know what might be connected to his 
product in the future, so can't be held responsible if his product is 
compliant with a peripheral that meets the relevant specification. That 
is why I wrote:

What is needed is a standard that specifies clearly the requirements 
(functional safety and EMC) for any third-party peripheral. Then the PC 
can be tested with a generic compliant peripheral, if necessary.


>And how these peripheral device makers will obtain compliance without 
>host system PC?

The same way as they do at present for graphics cards, external drives 
and other peripherals. They test their peripheral with a compliant PC 
and show that the combination is still compliant.
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